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Former President Donald Trump told CBS News in a phone conversation on Sunday night that while he won t face President Biden on the ballot in November, the former president doesn t think it changes the race if he instead faces Vice President Kamala Harris, who Mr. Biden has backed for the nomination. I think she is no better than him, Trump said. She could be far less competent, which is hard to believe. Trump insisted that Harris is still tied to the Biden administration policies, which he believes are unpopular with Americans. The policies whether it s him or her wouldn t be any different, stanley cup Trump said. She was in charge of the border. She was the border czar, she was the wors stanley cup t stanley romania ever. The worst ever. We had the worst border ever so that wouldn t matter. Mr. Biden announced Sunday afternoon on social media that he is dropping out of the 2024 race, throwing his support behind Harris. Harris said it is her intention is to earn and win this nomination. Republican Presidential nominee former President Donald J. Trump holds his first public campaign rally with his running mate, Vice Presidential nominee U.S. Senator J.D. Vance R-OH not pictured , at the Van Andel Arena on July 20, 2024 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Bill Pugliano / Getty Images The unprecedented announcement came after weeks of uncertainty after Mr. Biden s disastrou Anie Some private citizens complain of health symptoms after visiting Cuba
CBS News CBS News The issue of abortion rights was thrust into the spotlight this month after the Republican Senate candidate Todd Akin made some controversial remarks on the matter. A new CBS News poll, howe stanley canada ver, shows that most voters, Democrats and Republicans alike, are willing to look past the issue when it comes to supporting a political candidate. As many as 57 percent of registered voters say it s possible they would vote for a candidate that disagreed with them on the issue of abortion, according to the poll, conducted Aug. 22-26. Thirty-four percent said they could not support such a candidate. Women are more likely than men to say they could not vote for a candidate who disagreed with them on the issue of abortion 38 percent of women said so, compared with 29 percent of men . Additionally, Democrats 37 percent are more likely than Republicans 27 percent to say they could not do so. Women who won stanley us t do so are more lik stanley mug ely to be Democrats and to think abortion should be allowed in all cases or with greater restrictions. Nearly half of Americans think abortion should be permitted in all cases or permitted with greater restrictions than it is now. Another 27 percent say abortion should be allowed only in the cases of rape, incest or to save the woman s life. Another 10 percent think an exception should be made only to save the woman s life. One in 10 thinks abortion should never b